It hurts to be wrong…especially if you’re caught and it’s about one of the biggest political stories of the year.

The Tea Partiers insist that they obey the Constitution to the letter of the law and that their radical agenda embodies the Constitutional idea. But study the Constitution and you’ll see that these so-called Constitutional conservatives don’t love the law – they’re trying to distort and rewrite the Constitution to subvert it to their wishes. These 8 facts serve as proof.

Snow grifter and pretend human being, Sarah Palin, seems to have a major problem with Romney and took to the one remaining place where her blithering nonsense has a permanent residence: Hannity.

As recently as 2010, Mitt Romney approved of the individual mandate portion of the Affordable Care Act.

Former half-term Governor of Alaska attempts in desperation to keep self in spotlight.

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said the Supreme Court’s ‘frightening’ ruling that upheld the Affordable Care Act as a tax is a ‘blow to our freedoms.’

Roberts’ decision to side with the liberals on the Court was unusual and completely unexpected.

Escape the socialization of non-socialized medicine by moving to a country with socialized medicine. No one said tea partiers were smart.

The Koch Brothers and the Uber-Rich they’ve assembled are poised to take down the president and ultimately destroy the American middle class.

On NBC’s Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Mitt Romney said something shockingly cruel and that was that if someone has never had insurance, they don’t deserve coverage for a preexisting condition.

While the Affordable Care Act is far from perfect, it includes numerous historic provisions that will greatly benefit the American people and our health care system.

By now, it’s old news that Newt Gingrich had been for a healthcare plan similar to the Affordable Health Insurance Plan (aka, Obamacare) for a long time. What hasn’t been widely reported is that Gingrich was literally for Obamacare while it was being debated in 2009.

The U.S. Supreme Court has announced that it will hold oral arguments on March 26, 27, and 28 in the cases it has agreed to hear that challenge the constitutionality of President Obama’s historic health care reform legislation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The D.C. Court of Appeals ruled today on the Healthcare Reform Law. At question was the individual mandate, which will require people to purchase insurance from private health insurance companies.